Master UI Design Elements – The hidden secrets by Denislav Jeliazkov

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Why I Even Made This…

Years back, I fired up Photoshop for the very first time, convinced I’d crank out amazing designs that people would actually want.

Instead, reality slapped me in the face—because nobody ever walked me through the real basics. The actual fundamentals.

I wasted months recreating other people’s work, reverse-engineering why their designs looked polished. And honestly? That grind was what made me improve.

Because I copied everything.

But here’s the problem: I still couldn’t find a straightforward guide that broke down every single UI element with clear examples, explanations, and the reasons why you’d choose one style over another.

So I sat down and wrote 200+ pages of everything I had to learn the hard way.

Who’s This For?

• Beginners who just got into design and feel completely lost

• UX designers who know their visual skills need sharpening

• Developers who want to craft full experiences (respect 👊)

What’s Inside?

• How to think like a designer (beyond just pushing pixels around)

• Typography that’s clean and easy to read

• Color theory that actually works in practice

• Hierarchy that guides users naturally

Plus, best practices for the “boring but critical” stuff:

• Forms designed to convert

• Buttons people want to click

• Navigation that doesn’t frustrate users

• Tables that don’t look like Excel exploded

• Cards, controls, and everything in between

And once you’ve nailed the fundamentals, I’ll show you how to level up your skills.

After Reading This, You’ll:

• Stop overthinking every design choice

• Create interfaces people genuinely enjoy using

• Instantly recognize bad UX (warning: you’ll start critiquing every app you use on X)

Who Shouldn’t Buy This?

Who this eBook is not for:

❌ Anyone unwilling to learn best practices in UI design

❌ Tobias van Schneider

❌ Developers who only care about code

❌ Designers already dominating Dribbble

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